Respect the dead   Author: 17  Category:(ESP) Created:(8/28/1999 10:25:00 PM) This post has been Viewed (1121 times) THis is in response to removing ghosts. NEVER YELL AT OF SWEAR AT A GHOST! First of all it is rude. Second, you never know what may happen. My mom told me about what happened to a neighbor of hers when she was a young girl in Hong Kong. The neighbor was a young man who worked as a delivery man, delivering gas to homes, Most people used gas stoves at the time. He often hung out with his friends and often went out late. One night he and a couple of friends were going up the narrow staircase to his appartment. Some someone just happened to go down the stairs, when he saw the group he leaned against the wall with his back facing out to let them pass. The young man was loud and rude, and swore at the man even though he was letting them pass. They (his friends) think that one of the remarks must have been very insulting because the strange man turned his face towards them. There was no face, it was covered with blood. The group of course screamed and ran to the y! oung man's appartment. Weeks passed and the young man continued to deliver gas to peoples homes when one day the delivery van had an accident, it was a pretty bad accident because the van flipped. Amazingly, no one was hurt except for the young man, one of the large heavy bottle that hel the gas had fallen on top of him. His friends who were with him that night on the stairs, swear that his face looked exactly like the ghost's on the stairs, faceless and covered in blood. How it changed my life: It made my mom respectful because when we moved 19 years ago the the house we live in now, there seemed to be noises late at night in our attic. Like some one was moving furniture around, the attic is slighly more than four feet tall. She spoke to them saying that we were the new owners of the house and that she doesn't mind having houseguests as long as they don't bother the living. The noises stopped. My mom following chinese tradition made a place in a corner for them where she could light incense for them like she would for the ancestors and for Kuan Yin (chinese bodhavista). You can join Unsolved Mysteries and post your own mysteries or interesting stories for the world to read and respond to Click here Scroll all the way down to read replies. Spring is coming